Flux Video - An AI Video Generator for Prompts and Stills

Flux Video is a browser AI video generator that accepts text or images where supported by the selected model. The live form states the current models, controls and credit estimate before submission.

Flux 3 is not currently a selectable model in the Flux Video form. The dedicated availability page keeps that external model name separate from the models this service actually offers.

Yes. Text-to-video lets you describe a scene in plain language and generate a short clip from scratch. Name the subject, the action, the camera movement, and the style, and the model produces a finished clip in a single pass - ideal for concept scenes, product teasers, and social creative.

Yes. Image-to-video animates a still image or reference frame. Upload a product shot, hero frame, or illustration and the model adds motion while preserving composition and art direction - the right choice when a text-only prompt is too loose for the exact look you want.

No. The model runs server-side and streams the result back to your browser. You can generate, refine, and download clips without installing local software, a video editor, or GPU drivers - a regular laptop is enough.

Common Flux Video uses are product teasers, social clips, storyboard concepts, image-to-video motion studies, and short-form creative. Input support depends on the model selected in the live form.

Structure the prompt by subject, action, camera movement, style, and mood. Specificity beats keyword-spam - naming a slow dolly-in, the lighting, and the pacing gives a stronger result than a flat tag list. For image-to-video, describe the motion you want added to the frame rather than re-describing the image.

Use text-to-video when you want to explore a new scene, subject, or cinematic mood with no fixed visual input. Use image-to-video when you already have a product shot, hero frame, or illustration and want the motion to build from it. Many teams concept with prompts, then switch to frames once they find a composition worth refining.

Use plain camera language such as slow zoom, pan left, orbit, crane shot or tracking shot, then review whether the selected model followed it. Keep the prompt to one or two clear moves because results vary.

Output is optimised for short-form - the kind of concise clip that works as a teaser, social short, or storyboard beat. Keeping each generation short is also what makes the motion coherent and the iteration loop fast, so you can refine a prompt several times instead of waiting on one long render.

Landscape, square, and vertical are all supported, so your clip fits the platform you are publishing to - 16:9 for landing pages and YouTube, 1:1 for feed loops, and 9:16 for Reels, Shorts, and TikTok-style vertical video. Pick the ratio before you generate so the scene is framed for that format from the start.

Use image-to-video or keyframe control. Supply a reference frame with the product angle, character, or brand visual you want to hold steady, then describe only the motion. Because the animation is built from that frame, art direction stays consistent instead of drifting the way a text-only prompt sometimes does.

Yes. Clips can be generated with synchronized audio so the motion and sound line up in a single pass. That makes the output closer to ready-to-post than silent generations, especially for social shorts and product teasers where sound carries part of the message.

Yes. Output is optimised for short-form and the vertical aspect ratios used across Reels, Shorts, and paid social. Both text-to-video and image-to-video export clips that drop straight into landing pages, vertical social content, and lightweight ad production.

Each generation deducts credits based on the clip length and settings. A free credit balance lets you test both inputs, then Studio and Pro plans add monthly credits for teams that need ongoing AI video generation. Failed generations do not consume credits.

Clips can be used in commercial work such as ads, product pages, and social campaigns. You are responsible for following our terms - no impersonation, no IP infringement, no disallowed content - and for the rights to any reference image you upload. When in doubt, treat an output like any other commissioned asset and keep your prompts for provenance.

Flux Video lists several models because input support, output conditions, credit cost and plan access differ. Choose by the live controls and the task you need, not by the site name.